Massachusetts voters reject legalizing psychedelics, approve dropping high school test requirements

Associated Press

BOSTON (AP) — Massachusetts voters rejected a measure to legalize some psychedelics but said yes to dropping comprehensive tests as a requirement to getting a high school diploma. Voters also said yes to auditing the Legislature and no to increasing the minimum hourly wage for workers who collect tips. Results for a fifth ballot measure remained too early to call. It would give union rights to drivers for ride-hailing companies like Uber and Lyft.